Sentence examples for too animated from inspiring English sources

At least one British competitor, however, thought the crowds at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi were a little too animated.

Her best songs — "Picture to Burn," "Should've Said No" — were a little vicious too, animated by something sharper than traditional teenage angst.

"I was so excited when we cut the lead to 3, I just stood up and became a little too animated," Scalabrine, the Nets' 12th man, said.

I asked Stephen [ Frears to keep an eye on me, to tell me to tone it down if my face became too animated.

Before we get too animated about the Tory suggestions for dealing with benefit cheats, let's remember that all governments talk like this.

And yet, what ought to be heightened about the experience in such close confines only makes one aware that the actor, who is 65, seems far too animated and vigorous for the part.

The star does, too, an animated relic.

"Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" is there, too, gloriously animated.

It's a visceral experience; even though we're not moving, we become animated too.

Marston and his fellow pioneers are well animated too, further adding to the game's authenticity.

There is a playful theatricality, too: objects seem animated like characters on a stage.